This is one of the best food trucks I've ever tried! They have unique and locally sourced food…read moreoptions that cater to everyone (gluten free/veg options). Service was quick, friendly and efficient! Everything you could ask for a in a food truck! If you want to give them a try, they usually announce where they will be on Facebook/Instagram!

I started working in town a couple months ago and immediately heard the news of a taco wagon on…read morethe west end of town that is to die for. The first chance I got I was there. And boy was I glad. So far I've had the tacos and the pineapple burger. I have been impressed with everything and see this as becoming a regular spot for lunch very quickly. Closed on mondays unfortunately but worth the wait til Tuesday. Lol Will be trying the deep fried Mars bar and an ice cream cone from the ice cream wagon next door tomorrow.

Always great food. Authentic. Inexpensive. My favourite…read moreis the burritos. And now they do deep fried mars bars ... Oh my. Delicious. My only suggestion would be to scrap the frozen fries (which are not gluten free btw) and do fresh cut fries. Everyone love fresh cut fries !!

First and foremost the customer service at The Chip Ship was amazing, the woman who took our order…read morewas so sweet and helpful and just overall pleasant to deal with... that alone will bring me back, good customer service means a lot to me. The food was also delicious. I'm a sucker for fresh cut fries and they did not disappoint at all. I had a foot-long hotdog and it was a great quality beef hotdog... and the roll it was on was delicious, not just a regular hotdog roll. Now for the star of the show and what brought us there (even though it was a two hour ride from Buffalo, NY) was the dill pickle poutine... and it was worth the drive. Something different that was also delicious, two thumbs up. I didn't taste the burger but my daughter said it was delicious also... it was on a nice roll and they even toasted that also. Great job guys, we will be back.

I had the pulled pork poutine and the pickle fries, which is obviously too much for even an…read moreaggressive eater like me. I ordered the tiny sizes, but still, I wish they could just combine the two delicious dishes into one. All my questions were answered at the window (wasn't busy), and the food was hot & ready in moments. The grackles were delighted that I tossed a couple extra fries their way. While this is 'just a food truck', it's also something very special. The area is known for boating and birdwatching, and you really feel like you've arrived at the soul of the place watching over the mini harbor from the two picnic tables. A tiny little spot, but worth stopping.

We have quite a few good food truck options downtown now: the classic Ernie's, which has been there…read morea decade, the Que Abides, and now the Cluck Truck. I'd say there is plenty of room for all three. The owner served me the pulled pork sandwich, which she said they smoke themselves and make fresh every day. For $6, it was a good portion (with a side of mac salad) and indeed, it was super tender and really tasty pork, complemented by a soft, fresh, white roll. They are running on a generator currently, which I found odd, until I read on GoErie that the city is no longer letting food trucks pay fees to access city electric--which is complete bullshit if you ask me (but that's an argument for another place and day). I'll be back to try another sandwich too.

The food was pretty good, and the staff was very friendly, but I was disappointed that there were…read morenot more chicken options considering the name. (the company next door hired them for an event but they were still taking outside orders) As someone who doesn't eat red meat, I was excited to see them parked in the lot. Then the actual options that didn't include pork or beef were very few. The food that I did get was very tasty though. Kind of a toss up.

The best fries ever!! One of the things that I miss about not living in Stratford anymore.read more

Ken's is an institution…read more There are always more than one Ken's Chuckwagons out situated around the city: 1. THE ORIGINAL: Downtown behind City Hall! 2. THE OTHER ONE: In front of Canadian Tire in the parking lot of Festival Marketplace, known by many of the locals as "the new mall" (circa 1990; opposed to "the old mall" which is across the street and was there first. It is about to open a Target as its biggest, flagship retail store, replacing a particularly scuzzy Zellers). And here come the stars: 1. Original food truck. From childhood. In fact, from my Dad's childhood. Since 1953. Still going strong. Booyah! 2. Fresh cut. Need I say more? 3. They come in a paper bag. Old school style. A la ghetto grocery bag: http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ma9gp0PKPk1qmildzo1_400.jpg 4. Crispy on the outside, soft and/or soggy on the inside. Perfection! 5. Super salty. LOVE IT! Plus either plain vinegar (for losers) or malt vinegar (for awesome people). They pride themselves as "not needing ketchup" so wait until you're out of their line of vision before you Heinz it up. 6. ****** Extra points! ******* TWO locations. 7. ******* Extra points! ******* Open SEVEN days a week. 8. ******** Extra points! ******** No air conditioning in the trucks! WOW! Clearly a labour of love! And we appreciate it! Do not go here if you are on a diet.

When the food truck revolution began, Goodah Gastrotruck was he first and in my humble opinion…read moreremains the best. And while they now have a permanent location in the Western Fair Farmers market you can still find them roaming the streets serving up fantastic grilled cheese sandwiches - weather permitting. Their classic grilled cheese - all of them in fact are served with your choice of apple coleslaw (my fave), kettke chips or a shot a tomato dill soup. You can add bacon, upsize your side and they offer daily specials which quite frankly out of this world. They've been roaming the streets for years which is why its quite surprising no one has added them here up until now. A typical week sees them on Tuesday near King & Wellington, Thursdays near Richmond and pall Mall and Fridays - well of course near Queen and Clarence where a number of food trucks always meet for "Food Truck Fridays". Private functions and charity events fill in the remainder of the week nicely. The staff are super friendly and they have this thing where they assign you a celebrity name and then call it out when your order is ready. It normally takes about 5 minutes and a meal for one will cost you right around $10. We're talking fresh grated chesse, thick fresh bread - I go often and will certainly return soon. So, if food trucks are your game and nothing to grilled cheese can hold a flame - have I got a place for you!

Newly launched food truck serving up all things pig! Great pulled pork and prosciutto sandwiches…read more Even bacon candy! I was there on their first day at Pier 4 park in Hamilton, and they are going to be at various locations in the future in the Hamilton/Burlington area.

Literally (and I mean it, not figuratively literally) the best Back Bacon sandwich I have ever had…read more 14/10. And then bacon wrapped bacon? GTFO bro.

I know that Mercyhurst has the Culinary Cab, but as far as I know, Ernies is the only truly…read moreconsistent food truck in the Erie, PA scene. Of course, that's a shame, but lets hope that the presence of Ernies leads to more people taking the time to get the permits, figure out the logistics, and take this risk. Located on weekdays during work hours at Perry Square, Ernies is a small, locally-owned food truck that offers up Erie's own Smith hot dogs, Italian sausages, hamburgers, turkey burgers, cheesesteaks, steak wraps, BLTs, pulled pork sandwiches, and more. It's a safe menu, sure, but Ernies makes every meal fresh and made-to-order. This means that it takes a little longer (my Italian sausage with onions and peppers took probably 6-7 minutes), but being so fresh and at an extremely reasonable price of $4, it was well worth the wait - especially considering the guys behind the counter were personable and more than willing to chat with me while they were cooking, as it wasn't too busy. From out of town and need to get a fresh Smith's hot dog (aka the best hot dog on the planet)? Here's your chance. As much as I love Sara's for what it is, I've never liked that their dogs sit on the burners for way too long. Here, you don't have to worry about that. Support these guys. They're local... and if they do well, who knows? We could very well see some more of these pop up downtown (how about an El Canelo taco truck, a place with Lake Erie perch fish tacos, Erie pierogies and pepperoni balls, etc.?).

Thought Sunday afternoon would b a good day for a family dinner of fish and chips ,but nope no fish…read moreNo backup on a beautiful day for take out .Thanks..

I am currently having poutine at a bar in Michigan and it got me thinking about the best poutine I…read morehave ever had - PBs Fries in Ingersoll. This is not an exaggeration - my wife and I have made a point to drive 2.5 hours into Canada for the poutine at this modest roadside chip stand. If you like poutine, there is no better than PBs.

Burger was good, very juicy and flavourful. Poutine was good as well, you can really tell the gravy…read moreis beef. The French Fry Guy himself is very sweet and nice. A little pricey, but it's understood!

So good! The poutine is delicious, really good cheese curds melting / gravy ratio. There are a…read morecouple of picnic tables that you can sit at, and ample parking. Service was very friendly and quick! We would definitely come back if we are in the area.